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docs - add ng add as alternative to npm/yarn #12471
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Letting users know that the `ng add` command will simplify the install process if they are not on the latest versions of Angular. I found that by doing the stock npm install, the @angular/cdk and @angular/animations versions did not match what was already installed causing conflicts in the dependencies.
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LGTM
For 7.0, I want to actually change the getting started guide completely to use |
Letting users know that the `ng add` command will simplify the install process if they are not on the latest versions of Angular. I found that by doing the stock npm install, the @angular/cdk and @angular/animations versions did not match what was already installed causing conflicts in the dependencies.
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Letting users know that the
ng add
command will simplify the install process if they are not on the latest versions of Angular. I found that by doing the stock npm install, the @angular/cdk and @angular/animations versions did not match what was already installed causing conflicts in the dependencies.